davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1887-07-02
RumfOrd Falls & Butkiield Railroad
Summer Arrangement-Ia RfFect June /,
Iss7.

Leave Portland, via G.. 7. Railway, ITO a. M :
Lewiston 500: Mechanic Falls linked train}
S.45; arriving at w. MinOt 0.O5; Il. Hebron $50;
Buckfeld 9.45; Il. Sumner 1896; Hartford
1885; Canton Ills.
Leave Portland 1870 p. M; Lewiston 2.0Oi
Mechanic Falls 3.15; arriving at w. MinOt $50
Z. Hebron $40; Buckleld $50; Il. Sumner 4.O6
Hartford 4.12; Canton AIT; Gilbertyille Abs p.
m.
RETURNING-LeaYe Canton 40, 9.15 a. m.
arriving at Portland 6.25 a. m, 1906 y. m.
On Saturdays only, third train leaves Canton
2.45 p. M; Buckield 3.25; arriving at Lewiston
5.lO; Portland 6.45 p. m; returning on arriva
OF train leaving Boston LOO, and Portland
5.37 D. m. Excursion tickets will be sold be-
tween Portland Lewiston and Stations on X. II. &
B., good TO return same day or Monday. BY leay-
ing Portland at ITO a. m. several hours can be
spent In Oxford Comfy and return same day; or
a trip taken up the AndrOscOggin Valley TO Rum
ford Falls returning Monday.
The Portland daily press., 1887-07-02
BOVININE
BUSHES LIQUID FOOD.

DOch - Inv CAD VVD' =
8 Contains more than thirty-four per
9 cent Of Soluble Albuminoids. Is the
. only Raw Food in the world. Keeps in :
: any climate. Does not become putrid, :
: like most other meat extracts. Is re-
z tanned by the most irritable stomach.
Creates new and vitalized blood faster 2
: than any other preparation. Is daily :
% saving life in cases of Phfhisis, Typhoid
: and relapsing Fever, Dlphtheria, :
: Bright's Disease, Neuralgia, Pneumonia {
: Anemia, Marasmus, Cholera Ifantum :
: and all other diseases of children. :
9 Builds up the system after severe sur :
: gical operations. Soothes and alleviates :
= liberated and cancerous conditions of
= the stomach and rectum, Is the only :
: nutrient that will permanently cure :.
- nervous prostration and debility.
: Upon it, puny and feeble infants and :
: children and their exhausted mothers :
: thrive wonderfully. Contains no med :
:. ication whatever. Put up in and - :
: or. bottles, II or. contains the streng :
. of 10 lbs. of meat All druggists. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04

wledli wosc. Mog'ibvsmy o tyrh
bezczelnosciach dressed lazy lyle
foIlaf6w zapisac, ale powstrzynu-
jenny sic zachowamy ma ,.ozniei,
kiedy pow"dowani wrocimy sic do
sa'nego ppczatku DO wykrycia
wszelk'ch intryg,. jaAie nam zarzu
caJa u jakiemi on, n.sze to narzy-
stwo, parafie Stej Japwigi i maj
zacn'ej-zego ksiezy, ks. Jana
Rodowicza, obIarzali.
Tax zacny ty kapfanie, pewni
jestesmy, il czytajac 10 %korespon-
dencye, zaptaczesz, .jak Jeremiasz
mad gruzami Jerozolimy mad swo-
ja dawna cicha / wzorowa parafa,
i mad ojcami, matkami i dziedmi
ktore dzls'aj "a tuba tesknia i
piazza i te prawde enhancement
podplsy sa gotowi popped -
honczac la TEN, prosimy Cle
Kochany Ma;strze i Redaktorze
Warusa, umiescic jaknurychlej "
twoJem p'smie oadz przysotowa-
nym ma wiecej prawdy, kt6ra
i Kropidfowiczowi W oczy miotac
mozemy i bedziemy TAX d}ugo, al
nastapi upamietanie zbiakanych
! faryzeuszow
Rodacy study u prawdziwi
Katolicy P"lacy:
Jozef S~tachowski PREF. Tow.
John f Berka Sekr. Prot.
Andrzej Brzonkufa sekr. %tiinuns
Jozef Siupeckl.
Cho,nski. radni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04

u wac, u'0 C"N JAN " S""o"AA
ski synu K1oDldM kfAmlesz,
ME tax .jak kfamiesz pc lucy
persku, De zaraz W poczatku
zakradli sic do tego tow. ba-
ranki W wilczej skorze, CO
%starali sic wzbudzit nienawist
do religil, kosciofa i kapfa-
now. - Wszyscy CT powy&ej
wymienieni %obywatele i inni
co stoja jeszcze dzisiaj stale i
wiernie PREY konstytucyi, byli
i So przyk}adem czci, WARY,
koscio}a, kapfan6w i narodo-
wosci polskiej. - a dopiero
CT p6zniej wstqpieni czfonko-
vie stall sic wilkami i kusi-
cielami innych. -
zacny i czcigodny i cd ca
lego katolickiego swiata lu-
blany ksie1e jamie Radowi-
GU, obecnie W Baltimore
Md. duszpasteczujacy, ciebie
nietylko ma swiadectwo tego
co tn piszem, ale nabezstron-
nego sedziego wzywamy i O.
bierany. - TAX, tego zAcne
go, JUL dzisiaj wiekiem, praca
i tulactwem do sronu w1osow
sko}atanego kapfana zapytaj
sic Polonio caie5o swiata,
MECH on orzecze, czy my tn
niniejszem prawde mow!my,
lub czy lucyperskie hropldlo
ze swym diabelskim synol-
klein Kropidfowiczem ] tego4
banda najbezczelniej kla-
mia?! -.
A teraz ola odkrycia ich
gadziuowej przyibicy, chociaz Z
bolem serca, musimy uderzyc
W rzeczywisty powoe rozterek
i wykryc nazwlska tych bum
townikow. ktorzy mas i iowa
rzystwo nasze be@zczeszczq,
platnych, podfych pismakow
na mas burza, a bezecnoscl i
klamstwa W brudnych pi-
smach gfosi6 kaza.
Bylo zaiste dobrze w naszem
towarzystwie al do czasu,
kiedy zachciafo sic niektorym
ma1o zarobku majacym biz
nesistom nowy kosciof W
pierwszej Wardzie (na KEN
pie) stawiaG. Wynajdli oni
bowed, Ae ten starry Jest "a
mafym. Ks. Rodowicz i owcze.
shy proboszcz para6i Sw. ia
dwigi, uznawaf to "a %sfuszne,
ale, Re w najbli2szym obre-
bic tel parafi JUL sic wiecej
polakow okupywaG ME mo-
Clio, a vice poczell osiedlaG
sic O kilkanascie blockow
dalej, "a wodozbiornikiem
Wv zacny kapfan przedsta-
vial i'm, lie powiekszenie j
oduowienie starego koscio}a
wystarczy, a to tym wiecej,
lie i dfugi parafialne jeszcze
nie by}y spfacone, i 2e W
nied}ugim caasie drugi ko-
sci6t polski W owei novel
osadzie trzeba bedzie budo-
wac. - Pewnej klice to sic
ME podobafo, dalejze vice oh
myslac srodki zemsty ma ks.
Radowicza i zjednywac sobie
coraz wiecej poplecanik6w, by
W jakiejbadz mozebnej porae
mu dopiec, a swoje zachcian-
XII przeprowadic. - | odcze'
IL L. ~~n ~oouv avn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04

Olka lO(U FOhu b illnOl PoAO
wane 1881 roku, i dodac "a
razen, Ae on ten plsmak
pseudo kropid}owicz do tegoz
nigdy ME na]e2af, jake i jego
poprzeduik pisn.ak, ktory byt
tylko rownym jemu na]emnl-
klein buntowniczo fanatyczne]
partly, co JUL poprzednio to-
warzystwo to zaczepiaf a po'
tenn W uadgrode cd tel same)
partly wypedzonym zostaf'
Tenn rozjasnilism: CT oc7y,
Kropidiowiczu, " wiemy, kto
jestes, i odpowiadamy III, 2e
towarzystwo to zostato zafo-
lone jako tow narodowe z
bratnia pomoca W chorobie i
posmiertnem. a ME jak Tobie
wrcgi tego towarzystwa kfam-
liwie przedstawili, W fanaty-
cznych celach, w ktore pc
faryzeuszowsku uderzasz, - /
ktoremi tych faryzeuszy !
buntownikoow powa2asz sic pu-
blicznie przez giupie Kr9p1d9
Wiedz to, co wiedza wszys-
cy dobrze myslacy i zacnl o.
bywatele w Milwaukee a mech
wiedza i wszyscy Polacy, W
caiej Ameryce i Earopie ze
to Tow. j. |. Kraskewskiego
zalolyf ru }acznie z OBJ. Joze-
fem Szczepankiewiczem, dzlslaj
Y letnim starcem, FIR. Ger
winskim "a lat starym, Joze-
fem sfupecklm 81 lat, Mich
Bo3anskim 81 lat, Janem
Brozkim 46 lat. Tom, Borka
68 lat, szczep. Worza}a SO
lat, Marciuem Okraszynskim
4S lat, M. Piprzechalsknn, 40
lat, Waletym Piotrowsk1m AZ
lat, Janem Biedrzyc|kim AZ
lat Wincentym Pawinskim
80 lat, Flanciszkiem Choin-
skim 40 lat, Jakobem kry-
grem 80 lat, Teod. Rozan-
skim 80 lat, Iguacym Rajskim
% lat, Wojciechem Michala-
klein 40 lat, Janem Brzezin-
skim 43 lat. Andrzejem Brze-
kala 40 lat Jozefem Stachor-
skim 20 lat, Janem Berka 70
lat Micha1em Kfos 40 lat,
Janem Kateckim % lat, Wi
centym Kapuscinskim So. lat
K. Dekowskim 81 lat, Joze-
fem Welter SO lat, w. Male
pinskin. lat. 80. dzisiaj JUL Ii
czacym i z wielu jeszcze IN
nymi zacnymi obywatelam',
powtarzamy raz Jeszcze, De "a
foAyl nasz zacLy obywatel j
znapy prawdzlwy patryota l.
gnacy Wendzipski, a zafozyt
je ma wyrazne 5yczenia ksie1y
Jana Radowicza j Hyjacynte-
go Gulskiego. Spodziewamy
sic, lie CT kapfani ME zaprzecza
tego. Pierwszym prezydeE tenn
tego tow. byf l. Wendzinski
przez diva lata a teraz jest
Jozef Stachowski 6ty rok. l
masz o lyle racji ty niecny
Kropidto,viczu, lie tow. to wzra-
state i potegowafo sic lepieJ
cd wszystkich iunych iowa
rzystw, wyplacafo jaknajche-
tniej bez k}otni i szermierek
wsparcie W chorobie i po-
smiertne, urzadzafo pc kilka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04

''yCh ~ SWOJd poullloWlOlld
klika.
Ks. Rodowicz pr=+bola1 TO
milczeniem. N;ezad}ugo pc
dniesli oni roko>z przeciw RE.
czywistemu W starym kraju
egzaminowanemu nauczycielo-
wi, ktorego byf ks. Rodowicz
Z prowizorami koscio}a spro-
wadzif wbrew temu, IL to by1
rownie2 tax dobry nauczyciel
i organista, jak nieboszczyk
FIR. Krause, a lepszy cd
wszystkich tych ktorych, pc
lynne do tego czasu mleli i
maja.... Ztad przyszio do o.
twartei bojK; W parafii i W
plebanii pomiedzy stronnika-
mi i do opuszczenia parafi
przez KS. Rodowicza - z
czem sic skohczyf pok6j W
parafii ! w Tow. Kraszewskie-
go.
Pc oaejsciu tegoz, pc xii.
katygodniowym wakansie tel
prebendy przyszedf ma RAD
ce tel parafi ks. K. Rogozin-
ski i odtad rozpoczeto sic
przesladowanie Tow. j.. L.
Ksaszewskiego. -
Buntownicy CT wraz z ks.
Rogozihskim przeprowadzili
5udowe nowego kosciofa i ma
kazali pc 25 dolarow jake
najpierwsza sk'adke. - Vie
ksza pofowa para6i ME zga-
dza}a sis ma to; byli nawet
tacy co wrecz oswiadczyli, 2e
nietylko mic ME dada, ale ola
lego, lie ks. Rodowicz parafia
le opuscii, oni wcale do tel
parafi nalezec ME beda. -
tatwo bye moze, IL pomie-
dry tymi byli / czfonkowie
tow. j |. kraszewskicgo ia
ko parafianie, ale towarzys'w o
w sprawe te wcale sic ME-
mieszafo i niemiesza.
Owszem stawafo ono zawsze
PREY wszelkich innych zakt6ce-
mach W tejze parafii i W innych
parafiach Milwaukee pomiedzy
buntujacymi sic ciemnymj fanaty-
kami pojednawczo, j dla tel tes
przyczyny woleli nowi czfonkowie
przy4aczac sic do tow. Kraszew-
skiego, anlieli do tow. ko%sclelnych
i ztad tel TAX pieknie sic rozwi.
jafo, be JUL lIczba czicnkow do
$50 siegata.
Wieksza liczba tych czfonkow
z parafii Stej Jadwigi pfaci}a j
pfaci swojc datki bez szemrania,
ale c%zfonkowie z innych parafIi
obowi,.zku tego ma siebie przyjac
nie mogli i ME NIGGA, DO trzeba
wiedziec, IL ponosza swoje ciezary
W swoich parafiach a naieia o.
prdcz do tow. %koscielnych j do
Tow. j. 1. Krasze wskiogo, ktore
byfo tylko ,jednem narodowem i
bratniej pomocy W Milwaukee, a
przyjmuje czfonkow z cafej Mil
vaukee. Teraz Jul jest tow. ma.
rodowych al cztery. Co vice
robis, ci powy4ej wymienieni bun
towczy: N.........., Pajkowski
Starczyk? Pozyskuwszy SIZE
bic Fraciszka Sonnenberga i J.Pol-
c%zyhskiego zaczeli vice namawiac
KS. Rogozihskiego, by tow. Kru-
szewskiego, musem do %p}acenia
sktoni6.- S,arszak, jake najgorszy
2 potudniowej strony, z p%aratl
Sgo Stanisfawa, na.ihapiebniejszym
zdradzieckim sposobem, poczaf
nachodzi6 ks. Rogozihskiego i dru-
gich kupianow oklamujac tych-
ze, ze W Tow. J. l. Krsszwskiego
sa masoni i t. d. i ktadf i'm W
usta wszystkie to kiamstwn, o kt6-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-29

Messina, $4@450; Malagas, $2.50a3 so:
bananas, &. 5003 so; dates. mat, 506c: dates.
fard 1O112c: figs. d, 136523c; guinness Dbl.
Sc: Mandarine, Dbl, 5000.
Fish-Fresh bass. 405c: halibut 10@12c;
pickerel, 3@4c.
Grapes - Malagas, key, S6@6.50: light
weights, S5@5.5O.
Wool-Fleece-washed medium, per b, 24a
26c; fleece-washed coarse, 22t026c: unwashed
medium, lS@20c; unwashed coarse. 15@1sc;
tub-washed good, 24@2Tc: tub-washed coarse.
poorly washed, 20@23c: black washed, 800
zoe; black unwashed, 16@lSc.
Nuts-Almonds, b, 1Sc: almonds lard, l5c:
Brazils, lie; walnuts, Blu. S1.25; cocoanuts.
100, So. 60@6; hickory nuts, S1.50; shellbarks.
81; peanuts, green, 60Sc; peanuts. BAKED 9
@l0c; pccans, polished, 1e@l2c; low grade,
gore.
Fur-No. 1 mink, 75c@1; No. coon, Goa
s5c; No. skunk, 60@75c; sheep pelts, 300
SIC per Id: fox. S1@l.50; muskrat, winter.
50Tc; mus Irat. fall, 3@5c.
Jeiies-Lots from store, 80 ID pals, 404Lc:
% pint glasses. doz. 81.
Honey-Fiae white clever. 13@14c: two-h
combs. 1l@12c; buckwheat, 1o0l1c; cal. ex-
tracted. 8G1o.
Vegetables-In job lots. Cabbage, doz, 81 25
@1.50: Spanish onions, crate, S1.55; celery,
doz, 35945c; onions, 81.
Poultry-Chickens. dry picked and IN
frozen, S19c; chickens, scalded or frozen.
rose; turkeys, dry picked and unfrozen, S@
&c; turkeys scalded frozen. 7@Sc: ducks
and geese, urfrozen, 7@Sc; ducks and geese,
frozen, 611c.
Potatoes-Irisn, blu. 5O@55; car lots, 45c;
sweet. per Dbl, $3@3.5O; Jerseys S4@4.5O.
Tallow-Market steady and quiet: No. L,
rendered, 1880; No. 2. rendered, SKATE;
rough, 21ac; grease, Sc; scraps, &c.
Maple Sugar-Quiet at 1O@11c.
Game-SquirrelS, per doZ, 604T5c: rab-
bits, doz, 75c; jack rabbits. 35940c each.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-29
MENNEA. OILS.
Chamber of Com mn cree.

There was some inquiry on the local mar
ket for May wheat at about halt a cent under
the prices of the day before, and good dea,
was bought at $500. The sample tables were
fairly well covered, the receipts being $50
cars, and buyers were picking up nearly
everything offered. Prices were about half
cent lower on milling wheat. No. hard sold
at s324c for May in large lots. Later offers
were at S32sc. Closing quotations were roc
for cash or February and $3.50 for May.
May was offered for S3l3 after the close of
the board. No. l Northern was quoted at 7sc
for cash OF February and SIC for May No. .
Northern ruled nom nal at 1870 for cash or
February, and soc for May.
NDTE--in sales OF wheat by sample, grade
has little if any effect in making prices, that
being determined by quality and percentage
of hard in each parcel.
Sales included: 10000 bu May No. l hard,
Sac; 10000 bu February No. l hard, roe: TO-
600 bu September No. hard, Ss1ac; Is, 900 bu
May No. hard, S5s4c; 10000 bu May No. l
hard, S31ac; $4,000 bu May No. Northern.
Size. Car lots by sample: l car No. l hard,
o. t., T9c14; 20 cars No. / hard, O. t., 79c; 90
cars No. l hard, to arrive, f. O. b., T9%c: .
cars No. l Northern, o. t., 1S14c; Is cars No.
l Northern, o. t., 19c; car No. l Northern,
o. t., 7s1&c; Is cars No. Northern, to ar
rive, 1Sc: 3 cars No. Northern. O. t., 7615c;
L cars No. = Northern, o. l., re; car re-
jected, o. t., 75s4c; cars rejected, OF. 75c.
Flour is dull. Patents, sacks to local
dealers, S4.4094.50; patents. for ship
ment, sacks, car lot, S4.35G4.45 in barrels.
S4.5004.60; delivered at New England points.
S5.30@5.40; New York points, So. 2505.35: de-
1ivered at Philadelphia and Baltimore. $500
$3.50; bakers, S3.50@5.10; superfine, Sl5O@
2.26; Red Dog, sack, s1.a5@1. 40; Red Dog,
bbls. S1.550l.15; rye flour, 100 lbs 81. 7502:
buckwheat, Dbl, S5.5OI6
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-29
FINANCIAL.
NPW KOrN.

NEW YORK, JAN 2S.-Money on call easy at
2@4 per cent, closing at 2 q per cent. Prime
mercantile paper $1,000. Sterling exchange
dull but steady and unchanged. Government
and state bonds were dull and steady. The
stock market showed another change in the
temper of the local speculation, and while
there was no evidence OF an increased de-
mand the dealings were characterized by a
much frmer undertone. There was some
selling by land in the early morning which
covered most of the speciaties with which
that interest is identified. Notwithstanding
this, however, the market showed such de-
cided strength that reports were circulated to
the effect that London shorts were endeavoring
to cover in this market. There was undoubt-
eddy considerable covering of short contracts.
while the bulls gave more support to their
specialties than has been usual of late. The
impression that the president may veto the
interstate commerce bill has gained ground
somewhat in the past few days, which aided
the prevailing confident feeling. In the
afternoon several rumors of trouble with
laborers and strikers created feverish feel
ing for the time, but before the close this
had entirely disappeared. The trading was
still mainly professional, and outside of the
coal stocks and Richmond & West Point
which latter became the feature late in the
day, there was nothing OF interest in the
market. The opening was weak, with prices
1s@14c below last nights closing. There was
Il moderately dCtlVe DuSlueSS IN the
first hour, when about two-ffths of
the business for the entire day was
transacted. Prices continued firm until
shortly after noon, when the market sagged
off slightly, being at the time extremely dull
Richmond s. West Point then came into
prominence and in the last hour showed de-
cided strength, the general list responding
toward the close, which was firm and quiet at
or near the best prices reached. Railroad
bonds were more active sales aggregating
81, 124,000. The Texas Pacific issues were the
special features of the day. and the sales of
the Rio trust receipts were $4,000. There
was very little movement TO prices in the
general list and finance changes are about
equally divided between small gains and
losses. Central Iowa lists, coupon off, lost 3
at SO, Knoxville g. Ohio lists 30 at 9516, New
Orleans Pacific trust receipts IA at 1917. The
total sales of stocks to-day were pa, PSI
shares, including:
Del. Lack. g. w 20, 106lNew England. IA, go
Erie. IL ,0e0IOhio s. Miss. 3. 100
Kansas & Texas. $3.50 Reading. Al, 400
Lake Shore. Is, OILS St. Paul 20, 240
Louisville & N. 10, S30ITexas & Pacific. 6,310
New Jersey Cent. 3.645 Union Pacific. IL, $40
New York Cent. $500 Western Union. s, 465
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-29
ST. PAUL TRUST COMPANY,
Corner jackson and Fourth streets.
Cnfn Nnnocif Vauifc SEQ boxes of convenient
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-Flour - Receipts
6,336 bbls and sacks; exports, ., 135 bbls Is O6O
sacks; without quotable change, feeling
barely steady. Wheat-Receipts. 5O,O5O Blu;
exports, 10000 bu; spot steady; export trad
ing very moderate; options opened a shade
lower, later advanced 1Dl4c, afterwards
declined 3s@5sc, closing steady with a recov-
cry of 1s@Ac; sales, 1884, 600 bu futures
and $4,000 bu spot: No. ? spring, CSC; No
/ hard, 9115c in store; ungraded red, el@92c:
No red. 9lAc; No 2 red, S124c store, 9215
G192S4c elevator, 94c delivered; No. red, 95c:
No l white, 9234c; ungraded white, S615c G.:
No. , red January, sl$s@9I%, closing at
gl15c; February, 9l14@911sc, closing at Size;
March. 921L @931ac, closing at 9234c: April,
9334@9414c, closing at $500; May, 947s@9515c,
closing at s514c; July, 963S@96 15-l6c, closing
at 96%c; August, 96ts@9Ic, closing at 965sc;
September, 9T5s@9S1sc. closing Mt CSC {;
December, S1.01as@l. 0l34, closing at SI.OI7I
Corn lower, closing steady; receipts $500
bu: exports, ll1,3I4 bu; sales 562, 600 bu
futures, 1000 bu spot; ungraded, 475x@
49Ic steamer; 410+75sc elevator; 4SL@
4SSkc atioat; No. =, 4712c elevator, 1870
delivered; No January, nominal at 475Sc;
Febl uary, 471a@4134c, closing at 415Sc:
March, 4S1aGG4S5sc closing at 4S5Sc; April,
1879. closing at 1895; May, 495g6D495Sc, clos
ing at 495sc. Oats moderately active; re-
Western, 37@3Sc; white state, 3S@42c. Hay
steady; fair demand. Rogs quiet Coffee
fair; Rio firm at 147sc; options steady hut
quiet; sales, $500 bags; January, $780,;
April, S13 O5Q13.1O: May, S13. 10; June, sl3. 10:
July, SI3 10; February closed at S13. 2OoI3. %.
Sugar quiet; refined quits. Petroleum steady:
United closed at 70ht. TalIow steady; Bos-
ton dull at $l@1.J0. 1Hrpentine dull at SOC.
Eggs firm and in fair hand; receipts, L 1855
nackages; western, "sa92c. Wool quiet:
domestic fleece, 3OG5se; pulled. 14@35c.
Pork steady and moderately active Cut
meats firm; picked bellies, 65a@T1c Lard
more active and shade stronger Western
steam spot, S6.7T14@6.s0; February. Sc. 7Sa
$50; March, S6.S3@6.Si April, S6.S906. 90:
MAY. Se96@6.99: June, S7.03@7 o6; city
steam, Sc. TO- Butter firm and better demand :;
Western. 12@2sc; Elgin creamery. 29@3Oc.
cheese firm and fair demand; Western Rat
ot 1Inl23lc
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-29
LOCAL MARK ETS.
ST. Paul,

On the local board there was no trading in
wheat of any consequence, notwithstanding
the fact that good many buyers were on
hand. Quotations were steady, and some
were present who wanted No. 1 hard, but
they looked and waited for lower fig ures. but
i'll vain. On the sample board there was not
much trading. as buyers would not come up
to the demands Of sellers. though consider
able was wanted. Corn was steady and un-
changed. with good demand. Oats were
nearly steady; that is. they did not decline.
though no one seemed to want them very
much. Barley and rye were dull and an
changed. Bran steady. Hay unchanged.
Dressed hogs quiet. Eggs slightly weaker.
The call:
Wheat-No. hard, T9c bids No. North
ern, i1Mc bid; No. 2 Northern. rec bid.
Corn-No. ., SAC bid. 35c asked; January.
SAC bid, 35c asked; February, 35c asked.
casino. mixed, 271ac bid; January,
sI7ac bid; February, 271c bid: May, Bic
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-29
MINNEAPOLIS Praduce.

Apples-Michigan car lois, 1898 80;
Southern, cars, S3035U; cnoice from store in
lots, S3.5O04; medium, Sl.5O0lT5; common
stock, 75cGsl %.
BeeswaX-Quiet at 2503Oc
Maple Syrup-Per gal, 90c@Sl.
Cranberries-Cape Cod. Dbl, S.. 5O619. so:
Bell & B.. SS.50@95O per bushel, S3@3. so; Bell
& Cherry, SS0S.5 so.
Beans and Peas-Fancy navy, S1.750I. So;
mediums, $1.50@l60; dried peas, Sl@1.aE.
Butter-Fancy creamery. a3@25c; good
creamery. 2l@22c; fancy dairy, aOds2c: good
dairy, 140l6c; best roll and print. 14Ml5c.
good roll and print, l2@l3c; packing stock
607c; grease, 4@5c.
Cider-Choice, Dbl, S4.75@5 25; refined. SIS 30
G6; choice. half Dbl, So; refined, S5@3.25.
Cheese-Fancy full cream, I3@I4c: part
Skins, 901Oc; brick cheese I2DI4c; Young
America. l3@l4e; Swiss, 12014c
Dressed Meats-Veal, choice. 1000; dressed
hogs, light, 57z@51ac; heavy pork, sc: beef.
hind quarters, 50ec; country dressed. 3I50
&c; sides. city dressed, &c; country dressed.
3g4c: fore quarters, 3G35Sc; mutton, CITY.
4@oc' mutton. country, 4Q41Sc; hams. city.
9gllc; hams, country, 5@6c; breakfast bacon.
sole; shoulders, 4@5c.
Eggs-In TO l0-case lots. strictly fresh
ooc: lce-house, 22024c; picked. 22024c.
Fruit - Florida oranges. So 1904; russets.
Dbl, s2.50@S.5o: Valencia, $3.50; lemons